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Posted June 28, 2008
Water savings assessed
In all the deliberations about the Northern Integrated Supply Project, a common complaint has been that the Army Corps of Engineers--and the project applicant--didn't give enough credence to the benefits of water conservation. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Concern for osprey powers relocations
It's not just retired people who are flocking to Larimer County to live. In recent years, the county has also seen an increase in the number of osprey nesting and spending the summer in the area. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Annual Cabin and Wildflower Tour takes a twist
The Cabin and Wildflower Tour in Red Feather Lakes, now in its fourth year, is scheduled to take a new twist. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Boxelder project would remove 600-plus from floodplain
Ever so slowly, the Boxelder Creek Stormwater Project is inching ahead. Estimated to cost about $10 million, the project would remove more than 600 properties from the Boxelder Creek floodplain. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Wellington, Rist Canyon donate equipment
Two fire trucks from northern Larimer County have found good homes 225 miles away and will be put into service at fire departments recovering from an April disaster. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Poudre River hatchery celebrates 60 years ... and plays key role in restoring healthy fishery
Contrary to fish tales being circulated, the Poudre River State Fish Hatchery is alive and well. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Residents flood hearings with comments on NISP
As expected, turnout was large when the Army Corps of Engineers hosted three public hearings on the Northern Integrated Supply Project in June. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
County, city seek grant for more northern trails
This time next year hundreds of people will be enjoying the vistas and wildlife of Red Mountain Open Space and Soapstone Prairie Natural Area on nearly 45 miles of trails. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Expanded county regulation unlikely to address Glade
Any expanded oversight of major construction projects affecting Larimer County probably wouldn't take effect in time to influence the decision-making process on the proposed Glade Reservoir project. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Don't dog the neighbors during days of summer
Once upon a time, America's dogs were primarily rural dwellers, working hard to protect family, farm and livestock. With the majority of today's canine population sedately urbanite or suburbanite, old instincts in new settings are causing problems. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
AmeriCorps comes full circle in Red Feather
An AmeriCorps team of 10 specially trained firefighters has encamped at the Dowdy Lake site in Red Feather Lakes. The mission of the team is to provide the U.S. Forest Service with an extra team of foresters to provide fuels reduction services and be on call for any fire that threatens the area. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Rustic demise torches Poudre Canyon tradition
The close-knit Upper Poudre Canyon community suffered another death in the family when the historic Rustic Resort was incinerated in a violent blaze visible for miles just before dawn on June 1. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Aphid herding: as sweet as manna from heaven
If houses are sprouting on the grazing lands around you and you miss watching the lazy meandering of cows across the meadow, take heart. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Amphibians: Canaries in the environmental coal mine
"You're going to do what?" a friend of mine asked, smiling--although he had obviously heard me quite clearly. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Peppers--choose sweet, hot, spicy or pretty
Of all the garden vegetables I grow, the pepper plant is by far the most enjoyable garden and greenhouse plant. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Demo garden in Loveland packed with xeriscape ideas
Good things often come in small packages, and the Jeff Peterson Xeriscape Garden in Loveland is one of them. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Mill levy request to be on fall ballot
The Poudre Canyon Fire Protection District plans to have a mill levy request on this fall's election ballot. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Creativity, customer rapport required of tattoo artist
Jacob "Jake" Doyle has been drawing for as long as he can remember. By the time he was a teenager, he was committed to becoming a tattoo artist. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

Posted June 28, 2008
Library district looks for name
The Fort Collins Regional Library District wants a new name. To help with that process, district officials are soliciting ideas from local people. [Full Story] [Top of Page]

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